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Do you think i can go to a non-family doctor for anxiety & depression diagnosis?
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Yes: You definitely can go to a psychologist or psychiatrist for mental health issues. I recommend seeing a psychologist, and if a psychiatrist evaluation is needed, the psychologist will refer you to a psychiatrist.
Answered 6/17/2014
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